"It's not very often though," Pacquiao said, as he signed a glove and was asked if it was his first time to do so.The Pacquiao kids have made trips to Las Vegas many times throughout their dad’s career, with the boys spending the past few fights at ringside.
But as a budding boxer who wants to follow in his world-champion father's footsteps, Jimuel said he views fight-week festivities in the lead-up to his dad's world-title clash with Keith Thurman in Las Vegas Sunday a bit differently. "Instead of looking at it as a fan, I’m going to look at it as study time," Jimuel said. "I listen to all that analysts that talk about the sport."
As pundits make their predictions, Jimuel has his own bold, fight-night forecast for Pacquiao-Thurman.For more sports coverage, visit the ABS-CBN Sports website.